Which of the following is part of the three requirements for discretion?

• A. Wear the correct badge
• B. Break the silence
• C. Say the right thing
• D. Speak loudly at meetings

Answer: (C)

Discretion means using good judgment about what you say and what you reveal. The best choice captures this by emphasizing that you should say the right thing—words that are accurate, appropriate for the situation, and respectful. When you choose your words carefully, you prevent misunderstandings, protect confidences, and represent yourself and your group in a positive way. The other options miss the core idea: a badge is about identification, breaking the silence runs counter to thoughtful communication, and speaking loudly at meetings signals a lack of restraint rather than careful consideration. So saying the right thing best reflects how discretion is practiced.